Serenade Of Water Novels & Stories

He joins me as we stand there and admire the water together. Jump. “It’s beautiful isn’t it?” Emory whispered. Jump. I say nothing as I’m drawn closer to the edge. Something within me switches and I can’t focus on anything but staring into the water as one thought continuously plays on repeat in my mind. Jump. Jump. Jump, Jump. Jump. My feet move on their own accord and they lose contact with the soft grass. A sharp and cold breeze envelops me as I fall deeper towards the pitch black waters, welcoming what’s to come.

She could feel Gideon squeezing her hand. Smiling softly, she inhaled the evening breeze. Jewel looked up at the sky and stared at the full moon. The evening breeze passed them slowly, caressing her bare cheek. "The moon shines bright tonight," Gideon whispered. Jewel looked at Gideon standing beside her. He was also looking up at the moon and had a small smile on hiss lips. Jewel just gaze at him, breathless. "A perfect night for a moonlight serenade, isn't it?" he said. Gideon looked down at her and then smiled softly. "Do you mind if I sing a song?"

I strip off the t-shirt and make my way into the water, goosebumps erupt on my skin from how cold the water is. “Alright Siren, time to come out.” I mutter. I can feel my Siren’s excitement as she pushes herself forward, my teeth sharpening to points, my eyes bleeding black, and my legs turning into a tail with beautiful iridescent blue scales. Time to sing bitch. Covey says with a cackle. And so, I sang, I started with one of my favorite songs Far Side of the World by the band Tide Lines from the Human Realm. The water starts to swirl around me as I sing, since there isn’t a command in my song, the water doesn’t go anywhere.

If Leo wanted to show them to me, then I wanted to see them. Leo laughed at my enthusiasm and took my hand. We followed the meadow to the edge of the water. The sound of water filled my ears. The waterfall plummeted from a hundred feet up, crashing into a pond of blue water that sparkled and shimmered in the sun. It looked like something out of a fairy tale it was so perfect.

Some sort of children's tour was going on, filling the room with screaming kids. I tried to work my way over to the waterfall where Owen and I had eaten our picnic dinner. It looked different in the daylight, the soft glow replaced by the harsh glare of the sun. I could barely hear the musical song of the water falling over the loud screeching of sugar filled kids. I stared at the waterfall for a moment, trying to recall exactly how it had felt the last time I was in this room, but instead of romantic kisses on my lips, strangers kept bumping into me. Everywhere I went, the crowd managed to jostle me.

I announce after watching them for a minute. "Thanks," my sister says, and I have the satisfaction of seeing Water Girl stiffen up. "Jessica, we need to get going soon, so I'm going to go get ready for work," River tells my sister. "Okay, I'll be waiting for you here." River goes to walk out of Jessica's door, so I make it tight for her to squeeze through. When she does, she brushes up against me and it sends a shock through my body. "Damn, even my body doesn't like you, Water Girl," I whisper in her ear as she makes it through. "Oh, hey Water Girl, maybe you should go on a diet. You're looking a little chubby there. I would hate for people to oink at you."

He didn’t push her away; in fact, he wrapped his arms around her. "That’s better. I like it when you’re obedient like this. Besides, I won’t do anything this time," Sean whispered, gently rubbing her shoulders. Ah, the warm water was already making Hera feel relaxed. "Does this area feel sore?" Sean asked, touching her shoulders lightly. "A bit sore, but it’s fine. The warm water is helping," Hera replied. Sean smiled, holding her close again. "Just enjoy it." ***

I still remember the smell of rain, the feeling of being completely immersed in it. I keep telling myself that I need to escape, that I have to leave, but my body doesn't move. I feel the heartbeat slowing down, it will stop as slow as it's going. Then suddenly I hear a voice calling me, whispering my name. "Isaac, come to me, I can give you what you want. You just need to reach out, you just need to truly want me."

I reached my hand out, smiling as I shook each of theirs, letting my eyes hover on the twins a little longer than I probably should have before Rieka's voice grabbed my attention. "Can you explain what it's like living as a water fairy princess? I enjoy learning as much as I can about other cultures." I smiled and nodded my head before I explained everything to her as we continued on our way. "You've heard of the Serpent of Seneca, right?" Ceru asked with a smile that said he was up to no good. I glared at him with daring eyes. "CERULEAN! DON'T!" "I have!" Trish exclaimed with a cheery grin.

"A realm where time intertwines and the echoes of history resonate." As they approached the water's edge, a soft breeze whispered through the air, carrying with it a distant murmur of voices—a chorus of moments long gone. Elysia's heart quickened as she extended her hand, her fingertips brushing the surface of the water. Ripples spread outward, distorting the reflection before them until the lake seemed to transform into a living tapestry of images.